The 2013 Graveyard Thread

[MillerTime843]

Ask C2 what he thinks the bowl game/clowney hit will do for recruiting.

[GarnetArmy07]

Kid just wants attention.

[Rh Gamecock]

Well it sure didnt hurt to get all that exposure.

[Tailfeathers]

Originally Posted by CCtiger91

Not surprising. Hope he enjoyed watching that UF offense pass the ball all over the field this year.

If that was a deciding factor why not USC? We recently had a receiver with 1500 yards receiving in the SEC.

[MDCox]

If I'm a defensive player I would come to SC just to play with him for a year. He's that good.

[Cocky_Knight]

Ronnie Martin

[AstroCock]

Originally Posted by MACXIMVS

on good mourning America it was said to be the greatest play of cfb history

WOW.. and the crazy part is the fact that he could have scored if his own teamates wasn't in his way.

[I Bleed Garnet]

Originally Posted by MACXIMVS

on good mourning America it was said to be the greatest play of cfb history

Really?
I wouldn't go that far

[Tailfeathers]

I'm most intriqued by Jamari Smith.

[LegalCock]

Originally Posted by AstroCock

WOW.. and the crazy part is the fact that he could have scored if his own teamates wasn't in his way.

LOL. I know right, Devin tackled him.

[Tailfeathers]

Originally Posted by MACXIMVS

on good mourning America it was said to be the greatest play of cfb history

In the context of what just happened it very well could be.

[Garnet girl]

Ace was on the list of ESPN's greatest plays. Clowney was #1 and Ace #2.

[cockyness11]

Originally Posted by Garnet girl

Ace was on the list of ESPN's greatest plays. Clowney was #1 and Ace #2.

That was for ESPN's top 10 plays for that day!!!

[AstroCock]

That game overall is sure to own a spot on the Steve Spurrier documentary

[hellraiser24]

Originally Posted by Garnet girl

Ace was on the list of ESPN's greatest plays. Clowney was #1 and Ace #2.

That was Bruce with the game winning catch.

[jayceecock]

Originally Posted by duff18

Aren't recruits allowed to initiate contact during dead periods?

Yes, but defined rules for what exactly is initiated contact.

A recruit can come watch practice when a team is practicing for a bowl game, but the coaches can't talk to them because its the dead period.

[jayceecock]

Originally Posted by 4gamecockfb

on feb. 2nd junior day is that when we can host the juniors on campus and if so is there any rules on the number of prospects that can come?

No, there is no limit set by the ncaa, however most schools try to keep the numbers down and will invite. This way they can spend more time with their targeted recruits and their families, guardians or high school coaches.

Junior day is not just limited to juniors.

[uscGRAD04]

Originally Posted by AstroCock

WOW.. and the crazy part is the fact that he could have scored if his own teamates wasn't in his way.

Yeah I know. I thought it was pretty amazing that he was able to pick the ball up and secure it with his left hand all while Devin Taylor is flying in. Seems like you see so many times that ball will get kicked around.

Also, I think one of the plays that helped Melvin Ingram skyrocket up the draft board was the fake punt run @ Georgia. It showed just how athletic he was. I would love to see Clowney take a fumble or a INT to the house, just to see how fast he really is.

[The Yancey]

Clowney played some QB in high school. I'd like to see him get a carry here and there next year like Clem used the Fridge. For that matter he can pass the ball too. No matter what he will be the most talked about player going into next season. This is not only good for JC. It is good for the program as well. Yeah, this certainly does help our national recognition and therefore recruiting.

[trapper82]

I think it could be massive, at the very least get guys on campus. All good exposure is beneficial, so far it has trumped all other bowl seasons events so far. I think our coaches will capitalize. I couldn't help myself last night, I tweeted Matt Rolin to see how he was enjoying the Florida game.